"ast" writes:
> The author says that with this structure there are no global variables
> (except when using "global' keyword) and that the program can be
> loaded as a module without be ran to test the function in the python
> shell.
>
> is it advised to always write programs like that ?
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On Mon, 14 Sep 2015 09:13:47 +0200, ast wrote:
> is it advised to always write programs like that ?
If global (module-scope) variables are initialised by main, then those
variables won't exist unless main() is run, which means that you can't use
it as a module, only as a script.
IMHO, global var
